• Rpg Maker Mv Online
• Rpg Maker Mv Website
• Rpg Maker Mv Maps
• Rpg Maker Mv Player

A downloadable Rpg Maker Mv Plugin

Sim RPG Maker is a tactical role-playing game maker and part of the long-running RPG Maker series, although the name is not a direct translation of the original program. 1 Releases 2 Gameplay 3 See also 4 References There have been two versions of Sim RPG Maker. The first was a console version released on September 17, 1998 for the Sega Saturn, the second for the Sony Playstation in Japan only. Version 1.24 Last updated 11/05 /2015 DOWNLOAD LINK This script is the base for all Blackmorning Scripts. It allows customizations that are used in other scripts as well as adds some features of its own.

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Check Eli_CheckPointWindow too! It's an extension that adds cool windows to show when autosaving/loading!

INTRODUCTION

An autosave or checkpoint system is something that many games today use.
This plugin makes this type of system possible in Rpg Maker Mv with some extra things.

FEATURES

• Autosave / autoload
• Autoload option after game over
• Run a common event after autoload
• It is not possible to save manually in the auto slot

HOW TO USE

Plugin commands

Rpg Maker Mv Online

• AutoSave > autosave the game in the autoslot.
• AutoLoad > autoload the autoslot.

Script calls:

• $checkPoint.save()
• $checkPoint.load()

Download

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Development log

• Version 1.3!
  Aug 23, 2020
• Released! / Lançado!
  Mar 20, 2020

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Great edition, specially the 'Run a common event after auto-load' option, thanks.

Yes, this feature of common event is really useful for a lot of reasons! ^^

Today I’ll show you a way to show a player character or event using custom poses. If you haven’t already done something like this, it’s great for showing characters who are…

• sleeping
• fighting
• hugging
• shocked
• casting a spell
• hair blowing in the wind dramatically
• any other pose that will fit on your sprite sheet.

Sadly, RPG Maker doesn’t really have an intuitive way to add on additional poses for a character, even when it’s really logical that you might need it. Because of this, I’ve seen a few games where the game had to basically tell me in dialogue what a character was doing because the developer had no good way of showing it in sprite form.

Fortunately, it’s easier than it looks.

There are two ways of going about it, one method that requires a script, and one that doesn’t. If you don’t anticipate needing many additional poses, I’m definitely going to recommend the scriptless version.

Scriptless Custom Poses

The typical character sheet looks something like this:

Just plain ol’ walking sprites…down, left, right and up. Now, let’s move over to the next slot (you can use a new sheet, too, if you want) and make one direction into a pose instead. Fill all three slots in the row and use only one pose.

Why do it this way? Remember that each direction calls a new part of the character sheet. So now, when the player faces down while using that slot, it will still call the “down-facing” portion of the character sheet, but instead of south-facing sprites, it will now find a sleeping sprite instead!

RPG Maker doesn’t know or care what the pose actually is. It will show whatever is in that slot. So now, it’s just a matter of turning the player in the right direction!

In the event that controls the scene, choose “set move route,” target the player or whatever event should change, then “change graphic.” (“change image” in MV.) Select the “sleep” slot, and then turn the player to face down. You should now be using the “sleep” pose.

When you do this in a cutscene…

Your player character now appears to be sleeping! Easy, right? Just add Direction Fix if you need to.

This is a simple and effective way to change the character’s graphic if you don’t need to do it very often. But what if you’re like me, and want to show different emotions, poses and whatnot in, well, basically every cutscene in the game?

Scripted Custom Poses

If you want to use tons of custom poses, you may want to go with this version so you don’t end up with tons of sheets of actions that just waste space. Let’s make a new sprite sheet, but this time, let’s make it look like this.

Unlike the unscripted version, you can use one pose in every single slot, saving a lot of room and making your game much smaller.

Are you already using Galv’s Move Route Extras? It’s available for both Ace and MV and adds a ton of great functionality to your cutscenes. If you don’t have it, take a moment to go get it and install it; it’ll probably be worth your while.

Ready? Okay! Here’s how you use it.

Each sheet is divided like this.

RPG Maker uses this system to figure out what sprites to use at any given time. So our sleeping sprite is in the first slot (index), in the third block (pattern), on the #2 row (direction). creating a coordinate of 1,3,2.

(NOTE, NO PNG EXTENSION for the MV version.)

So for Ace, we’d use the code: set_char(“our_sleepy_hero_actions.png”,1,3,2)
and MV would use: this.set_frame(“our_sleepy_hero_actions”,1,3,2)

Rpg Maker Mv Website

Now all that’s left to do is drop it in a move route and see what happens! Use the script command within the move route.

I’m going to embellish here.

Let’s try it and see what happens.

Rpg Maker Mv Maps

With MV, use this.restore_frame() to set the graphics back to normal, and for Ace, use restore_char.

Rpg Maker Mv Player

Hope this helps all of you clear up any problems you may have with custom poses!